Lakshya has started shooting for Dharma Productions’ upcoming film, Lag Ja Gale. Recently, reports were doing the rounds that The Ba***ds of Bollywood actor has joined hands with Janhvi Kapoor and Tiger Shroff for this film, and today, he took to social media to confirm the news. Lakshya took to Instagram’s story section to share a photo of the clapboard with the film’s name written on it.

Talking of Tiger Shroff, he was last seen in Baaghi 4, which placed him back in his signature action space. He shared the screen with Sanjay Dutt, Harnaaz Sandhu and Sonam Bajwa, among others.

Janhvi Kapoor, on the other hand, had three releases this year. She was seen in Homebound, which is selected as India’s official entry for the Oscars 2026 in the Best International Feature category. She was also seen in Param Sundari and Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari. The actress now has Peddi with Ram Charan in the pipeline.

Sonu Sood, Wamiqa Gabbi and others have urged people not to lash out at the ground staff amid the major crisis caused by IndiGo. The airline cancelled most of their flights due to a shortage of manpower, leading to thousands of passengers being left stranded at various airports of major cities such as Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata. Several flights have been delayed as well. Photos and videos that have gone viral on social media show passengers losing their calm and expressing the anger on the airport staff of IndiGo.

He continued, “But the sad part was how people were shouting at the ground staff at the airports. I know there’s frustration, disappointment, and anger. But just imagine yourself in their place. Even they don’t know what the upcoming schedule will be, whether the flights will take off or not. They simply pass on the messages they receive to you.”

Comedian-actor Vir Das took to Instagram to write, “The decent thing to do? The entire senior management of Indigo should be made to take shifts at the airport and stand there. From CEOs to VPs and such. The decision makers. Instead of the terrified junior employees with no power, cabin crew, and ground staff, who have been left to deal with the yelling and screaming.”

Nearly 1000 flights have been cancelled since Tuesday due to shortage of manpower and new crew regulations.